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TI1E PACIFIC COMlf BROIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, KOVEMBER i99 1900.
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NO. HSO.
CABLE MESSAftR
IHE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
INCORPORATED
15 Ch
Ln 0
HO. or WORM.
f BOM
Parlo, France
iftECElVED OtCWIlTVAM BURfM8T, Aug. let,
1900.
"tfichetove,"
Detroit-Chicago, U.
.. A . M -J V .... -
Grl ana ovov-o uu naunvg nave oeen
;?ifis Expooition, over all the World.
S. A.
awarded
the First Prize at
WILTSIE F. WOLFE
Expert ln the Department of Heating
atlon for the Commissioner General of the U.
to the Paris Exposition of 1900.
and Ventil-
S.
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.
Agent, for the Territory of Hawaii.
WITH
ORGAN
AND
CHOIR
Thanksgiving Services
In the Churches.
4 .
SPECIAL PROGRAMS TODAY
Union Congregation at Central
Union St. Andrew's Plans
The Cathedral.
mg
Soaps !
W Mv. .11 kind and pr)e.
for aiUI rf
. 0
Soaps 1
! W all kind and prl. SOAPS
Dairy QMeeim"
10 CENTS A CAKR. 3 FOR 25 CENTS.
HONOLULU DRUG SO.
Tod IIoll Clock, King Ht.
I a II. Oil.
0
- y
Otto A. Blerbach V
sooo ooooooooo oooo ooooooooooooooooo
R Greatt' Variety off
5- kvh;
loves
AND
to
f rP
Ciodlak:
Premo, Korona and Mon
tauk Camera., etc.. that are
lightly shopworn or are
second-hand, on DECEM
BER 1. will be offered
price, so low that the In
.trument. will almost be
at
GIVEN AWAY!
Be .ure and hold your pur- ,
chase, until then. For
Chris imas Presents,
They can't be beat.
THE
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
420 Fort Street
P-Firnurs' tcZzn tci Eitri Castings for in Stom
JOHN NOTT, 75-7ph Wo. 3
VVIIfcN SELEOTISCI YOUR
Christmas
Presents
TV... fall n vlaf nllf aforO
tnrk rnn lata of new pieces of 55TIt
I.INO FILVEK and CUT OU?S
THE music for the union Thanks
giving service at the Central
Union church will be especially
fine, as the congregations of the Chris
tian church and the Methodist Episco
cal church and the members of the
Young "Women's Christian Association
and the Young Men'. Christian As
soclation have combined with the Cen
tral Union church for a united grand
service.
Rev. G. L. Pearson of the Methodist
church will preach the sermon, which
will emphasize the meaning of Thanks
giving day. The first presentation, or
what is claimed by many musicians to
be the most magnificent chorus in the
world, "O Great Is the Depth." rrom
the oratorio of St. Paul, by Mendels
sohn, will be given.
All the choral work- will be rendered
by a largely augmented choir, under
the direction of Mrs. J. W. Yarndley
and with the accompaniment or Pror
Ingalls, organist, and Mtss Carrie Cas
tle, pianist. Solos will be given by Mrs.
A. H. Otis, Miss Delia E. Grlswold.
Mr. II. F. Wlchman and Mr. W. W.
Rums. The following is the full musi
cal program:
Organ Prelude "St. Cecilia" (No. 3)
Batiste
Prof. A. B. Ingalls.
Chorus "O Great Is the Depth!" (St
Paul) .- Mendelssohn
Choir.
"Festival Te Deum" (E flat)
Dudley Buck
Soprano. Mrs. A. II. Otis: contralto,
Miss Delia E. Grlswold; tenor,
Mr. H. F. Wlchman; bass, Mr
W. W. Burns
Choir.
Response "Awake, My Soul!"
- -. Beethoven
Choir.
Offertory "With Cheerfuk Notes"
(duet) Millet
Soprano. Mrs. A. H. Otis; tenor,
Mr. II. F. Wlchman
Choir.
Closing Chorus "Now to the Lord a
Noble Song" Wagner
Choir.
Organ Postlude Selected ...
Prof. A. B. Ingalls
The special Thanksgiving service at
St. Andrew's will begin by a ceieora
ttnn of the IIolv Communion at 6:30
a. m. and a special choral service In
which both congregations will unite at
10:30 a. m. The Rev. Hamilton Lee
will preach the sermon. Music will be
thf rrnmlnent feature and the choir
will be largely augmented for the oc
rnilnn The Amntpur Orchestra Will
assist. The program Is as follows
Prtlude Andante movement Thomas
Orchestra and Organ.
Hymn 'Rejoice Today," to tune
Ein Feste Burg
Festival Responses Tallis
Te Deum in U Major Aizamora
uur T. ,i.n, t ci- i
MAL-NUTRITION
You may orjnay not be eat-
enough; and are thin.
fYou may or may not feel well
some folks don't know what
it is to feel well.
This is mal-nutrition. You
are not getting the use of your
food. '
Take a little Scott's emul
sion of cod-liver oil. Begin
vith a little; increase ; but don't
yverdq it. 1 ake as much as
iou can without upsetting the
tomach. I
Feeling well is bodily happi-
.ess.
Well send yoa & little to try. if you like.
VCi-r f; r.nwsv. , Pcail street. New YorV
For
Christmas
Presents
SPECIAL
SALE
A WHOLE WINDOW
FULL OP
Mandolins
- AT
02.50 Each.
GUITARS
BANJSOS
VIOLINS with
Bow.
Rosin, etc
Everything Else in Proportion.
- - - -
th 1
c. )"
7 SO
BEE THEM IN OUR
WINDOW.
FORT ST.
TEL. 321
AM NOW SHOWING ln my lower
window. for the first time, a splendid
assortment of
Plumbers'
Supplies
i
in
To suit the purohaaer.
CONSISTING OF
ADIES EMBROIDERED LINEN,
ranging from 25c to $5.00 each.
JVDIES' AND GENTS' PLAIN HEM
RT1TPHKT) from one-fourth to
one-half inch hem, ln all qualities.
LADIES' REAL LACE In Honiton,
Duchess. Brussels' Point, Maltese
(ln silk), and Embroidered Chiffon.
Patent Washout Closet.
Enameled Lavatories.
Enameled Sinks, asserted s mm.
Enameled Urinals, assorted sie.
Galvanized Steel Sinks, Msorted
sizes.
Lead Pipes, assorted sizes.
Lead Traps, assorted sizes.
Galvanized Iron Pipe. ,. Msorted
- Vr
sizes. ' ; .
Pipe Fittings, assorted sizes.
T9 Trfafl. Calklne Lead: Solder. t&
rrv . ,Wrw. -cava oil narartnnllv SAlcl
X. lie ' "Jc ; .a ; - -c -
ed by me when in England, and being j ouantitles
imrcH ,iT,r th nlrt duties and large Q"an""e8'
Navy and Plumpers uaKum.
marked nrrnrdlnerlv ." I believe the DUb
lie will say they are the cheapest and
handsomest goods ever oirerea nere
Hose Bibbs, assorted sizes.
Check, Gate and Globe Valve.
Stop and Service Cocks.
Tinned Rivets, assorted sizes.
E.W. JOrdftfl, aAWAHAH HARDWARE CO,14
No. 10 Fort St
NO. 207 FORT ST.,
OPPOSITE SPRECKELS' BANK.
Jubilate In B. Flat Major Aizamora
Harvest Anthem "Praise the Lora ....
4 . . .
:iuf riiv nut vj i j I ct lit?
WARE. WATCHES. RINGS. BEAi'TY arn,on Rev
J." ntVTU TTPP IJ T TTTn : .
iffcReceiVcd by the Zealandia
POTATO KS,
THE FOLOWINO:
7t f.4Tirii I'ui rnr rAirr.irLOWF.R. ORANGES.
ALflO
ArmourV Mince Moat, Chiolrexio 2
Turkoys for Thanliocivinc Day
AT
SALTER & WHITY.
Grocers.
nrl STICKPINS. CUFF BUTTONS
BRACELETS and. in fact, everything
kept In a first-class Jewelry Store. We
are offering this stock at tuxsi
PRICES.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW TOU OUR
GOODS.
M, R, COUNTER
JEWi3LER.
Love Building. E32 Fort Street. ,
THEIOAHU COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MDSIi
Block
Tort Street
PRIVATR INSTRUCTION IN PI
ANO. . SINGING. VIOLIN. ORGAN
'AND THEORY OF MUSIC to begin- Abigail M
'ners and advanced students.
Hamilton Lee
Thanksgiving Hymn to tune "America"
PnMtliiilp Thankrelvlnir Marcn
Isenman
Orran and Orchestra,
A collection will be taken up for the
Victoria Hospital for Incurables
The Roman Catholic Cathedral will
have a superb Thanksgiving service
this morning. The music, always fine.
will be the leading i attraction. The
churches will be crowded with lovers
of the divine melody. The "Ave Ma
ria." by Miss Alice Campbell, with
violin obllgato by Paul Egry, will be
exceptionally beautiful. The follbwing
is the program:
At 9 a. m.. mass by his lordship the
Bishop of I'anapolis.
tim1f na fnllnwil!
Av Maria." bv Alice Campbell, with
violin obllgato by P. Egry.
"Vlr Fidel " CftOir.
"O Salutarls" (duet). Miss Alice Camp
bell, Mrs. Nane Alapal.
n Pnr Ainorls" (Canoni. four voices.
After the mass. Solemn Te Deum; Miss
Campbell, organist.
the service for me
WHZvr
YOU EftT
EFFECTS .your health if it Is not
the Purest and Best.
Don't select at random, but come to
us for your BREAD.
We make only the Best and we Guar
antee Purity.
Thanksgiving
Delicacies
AT
German Bakery
Phone White 3851.
UPPER FORT STREET.
Collection during
Victoria hospital.
St. Augustln's Chapel, the Church of
Sacred Heart, the Kawalahaa church
and the Portuguese Protestant church
will also have special ThanKsgmng
sorvlres with special and selected mu
. i isic mis iuuiiuiig. me
.. ri,trr PAQTI .V. A- rnnKK. Ltd Portuguese church will begin at 10 a.
FOr VOU tO USO WINE. OUI I-" ,-"7 ' m The sermon will be preached by
" IIVIWUUUWI .
I nev.
Original Singer Bakery,
12 East King Street.
EXTRA MINCE PIES,
PLAIN MINCE PIES,
FRUIT PIES,
CRANBERRY PIES,
SQUASH PIES.
ROASTING TURKEYS, PIGS,
CHICKENS. ETC.
Lewis & Go.'s
MINCE MEAT,
In Jars and tins;
BOILED CIDER,
CRANBERRY SAUCE,
in jars and tins;
MINT SAUCE,
PLUM PUDDING,
ln four-sized tins;
' SMYRNA FIGS,
STUFFED DATES.
STUFFED PRUNES.
RAISINS AND NUTS.
ORDER NQW.
Telephone Itlain 240.
fit's Necessary
For particulars, apply t
F. A. BALLASETUS,
mo Director.
is for you
to
JSETHE BEST
And tho Best is
Bacchus Brand
Commission Merchants
8UGAK FACTORS.
A. V. Soares.
or
CALIFORNIA
TABLE WINES
PlJRE and Untampered With.
C. Peacock & Co., Ld.
AGENTS FOR
The Ewa Plantation Company.
I The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Th Kohala Sugar Company.
The Wjumea Sugar Mill Company.
I t, VTnlna Arrlculturai company.
I The Fulton Iron Works. M. ouia, io
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
rcntrtruriii.
The New England Mutua! Life Insur
I ni Ccm nan of Boston.
IThe Aetna Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, conn.
I Tv. a niinra AMurance Company of
A BIT, . - -
London.
HUSTACE & GO
DEALERS IN
Wood and Coal.
ALSO
WHITE no &CX SSXQ
Which we will sen at the taveet r-
mt r
Children's Wont Vo.
Children show gymntoms of disease
nnirVpr than grown people, and are ac
rnrdlntlv easy to treat lor ail irouDies.
to wnrt foes of children are worms.
bnt their presence can be readily ae-
toted and speedily removed. Wnen a
child becomes restless In sleep, picks
at 1U nose, grinds its teetn, nas an ir-
rezular appetite. la nervouiy irritapie.
nd has bad breath. It is a victim 01
worms' work. There Is Just one way
to treat worms that Is to kill them.
Klekaooo Indian. Worm Killer is the
one medicine mat win kui mem.
Don't waste time on any other treat
ment, and don't waste money on any
other medicine, for Klckapob Indian
Worm Killer Is the safest, surest,
promptest and most permanent relief
from worms. Hobron Drug Co., agents
for Klckapoo Indian Remedies.
5713
Phone Blue 3001.
THE ISLAND
CIGAR AND
CURIO STORE.
Turkeys THANKSGIVING
Place your orders
Now, a big supply
On hand. ....
METROPOLITAN
MEAT CO.
JAMES STEINER,
116 Hotel Street,
C. H. DICKEY,
General Basiness Agent,
Corner King and Bethel Sts.-
I WILL TRANSACT GENERAL
TvrTSTws np a tt . KINDS, act as
rnstpp. euardian or administrator, coi
rohases. etc.. etc.
All business instructed to me will re
celve prompt attention.
C. H. DICKEY.
Mr Carl Leonardt. of Los Angeles
Cal- Is paying Honolulu a visit. Mr.
Ieonardt Is one of the largest con
tractors on the Coast, his construction
work extending from California to
Michigan. He has also large interests
here, bfing vice president of the con
crete construction company who are
executing several large contracts in
this city.
WHITMAN & CO., Ageuts.
K1CCHESHEY & SON
'Miolesale Grocers
Lea-ff ud sum rmoiEss.
Agents Honolulu Soa Work
wany. Honolulu and Tannary.
talaifii Sofia Water f orb
Co., Limitel .
Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort Btm.
HOLLISTER w CO.. Agents.
WING LUNG CO.
QROCERS
FRESH- FRUITS ON HAND AT ALL
TIME3. ,
Klrp St rest, eeraer t Alaiwa. tf
il
, "50
ii
-t:
0
-
'
, I.-::
SOLE AGENTS.
inr

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